PS Plus Extra/Deluxe Will Lose Four Games In June

Sony has flagged the next round of removals from the PlayStation Plus catalog, with four titles set to exit the Extra (Premium/Deluxe) tiers in June. Regional PS Store listings now show a Last Chance to Play notice for the games below, and the rotation is expected to complete on Tuesday, June 16.

What’s leaving PS Plus Extra/Deluxe in June

• Red Dead Redemption
• We Love Katamari Reroll + Royal Reverie
• LEGO The Incredibles
• Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game – Complete Edition

The list surfaced as part of the PS Store’s rolling updates and has been compiled in a report based on regional store notices. As usual, the catalog refresh lands alongside the next batch of June additions, and there can be minor regional differences. In countries without cloud streaming, Deluxe is the functional equivalent of Premium.

Why it matters

Red Dead Redemption is the headline removal. Its exit arrives as Rockstar aggressively rotates licensing around the series, and it’s an easy one to miss if you were planning a nostalgic replay ahead of newer open-world releases. We Love Katamari Reroll + Royal Reverie and Scott Pilgrim – Complete Edition represent evergreen comfort-food picks that routinely anchor backlogs, while LEGO The Incredibles is a popular family co-op staple. If any are on your to-play list, set time aside before mid-June.

Dates, regions, and the fine print

The removals are expected when June’s Extra/Premium catalog goes live, currently tracked for Tuesday, June 16. The date can shift by a day in some territories due to time zone rollouts, but the PS Store’s Last Chance to Play label is the definitive indicator. Once these games leave, you’ll need to purchase them to continue playing, though your cloud saves and local save data remain intact.

What subscribers should do now

• Check the Last Chance to Play section on your console to verify the list in your region.
• Prioritize story completions and trophy clean-up this week if you’re mid-run.
• Back up saves to the cloud so you can pick up later if you decide to buy the games.

We’ll update if Sony adds more departures to the June slate, but for now those are the four on the chopping block.